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  • Jinshi and Maomao Short Stories Collection by mangahaa
    mangahaa
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    A collection of short stories about Jinshi and Maomao with different topics: serious and funny, fluffy and angsty, missing scenes, songfics, and just random ideas.
  • just the two of us (jihyo x reader) by jesnels
    jesnels
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      Parts 33
    A one shot collection of jihyo x female reader💛
  • Babymonster Incorrect Quotes by ImAddractive
    ImAddractive
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    TELL A FRIEND, TELL A FRIEND, TELL A FRIEND 🧡 All credits to the original owners Started: April 12th, 2024
  • In Every Heartbeat | ✔ by _storiesthatmatter
    _storiesthatmatter
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    Ten stories. Ten ways to mend or break your heart. Some will make you smile. Some will keep you up at night. All will stay with you. If you believe in the beauty of ordinary moments, in the magic of happily-ever-afters, and in a love you know is out there, this collection is for you. Each story captures a different shade of love: the chaotic, the beautiful, the forever. Come lose yourself in a world filled with love, laughter, and some longing, and maybe you'll find a piece of your heart along the way.
  • MHA Multiverse Mayhem by Lotus_Moonveil
    Lotus_Moonveil
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    I don't own the cover art or bnha/mha. This is just a collection of one chapter mini stories that I might make into full on stories. I hope you enjoy the random stories I come up with. If they are similar to another's I apologize in advance since my ideas may match anothers.
  • One Shot Collection.  by ScorpioScottiax
    ScorpioScottiax
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    A collection of one-shots, fragments, and short scenes, ranging from horror to heartbreak, from quiet deaths to violent beginnings. None of them are connected, yet none of them truly stand apart. Sometimes, when my mind wanders and sensations overwhelm me, I find myself writing something unrelated to any story I'm working on at the time. They're all based on emotions sitting heavy on my chest. They're not depressing or bad in any way, just often more detailed and deep than my usual storytelling works.
  • We Were Never Just What We Seemed by RandonShtOnTheFloor
    RandonShtOnTheFloor
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    We Were Never Just What We Seemed is a collection of short stories about ordinary people moving through ordinary days, making choices, living a life, and learning who they are as they go. Told through gentle metaphor, each story reveals how much of life happens beneath the surface, in the things left unsaid and the paths we don't realize we're walking. These stories follow lives shaped not by straight roads, but by detours, pauses, and moments of quiet recognition. Like looking back at old footprints and finally understanding where they led, the collection invites readers to reflect on the versions of themselves they once were, and the meaning hidden inside the journey. What we seem to be is only the beginning of the story.
  • One-Shots, 2026 by sandviCHHh
    sandviCHHh
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      Parts 5
    We do requests, ladies and gentlemen, and they are more open then Guantanamo bay.
  • My Marvel Heroes by TheSabyr657
    TheSabyr657
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      Reads 81
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      Parts 5
    A collection of short stories detailing the origins of heroes created for the Marvel Universe. Stories: Earth-1433: Superbolt Earth-994: Pendragon Earth-452: Night Monkey
  • Broken Poetry by MyShegoTripped
    MyShegoTripped
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      Reads 48
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      Parts 16
    A collection of poems
  • We All Have A Story To Tell by newdaynewslay
    newdaynewslay
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    These are just my attempt at processing things that have happened in my life. Hopefully you guys can't relate, but if you can I hope you know that you aren't alone.
  • The Poetic Writer. by Monfaithy
    Monfaithy
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    Thoughts of a poet
  • Pieces Of My Heart: Novelty by empressaadya
    empressaadya
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      Reads 316
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      Parts 16
    a short story collection.
  • VALENTINE'S DAY ONESHOT COLLECTION 2026 | a fandom collection by JEN4216
    JEN4216
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    Join 14 of your favorite fandoms in the lead up to Valentine's Day in this one shot collection of daily fics! From chaos to romance to crying alone in your box of chocolate, this collection has it all!
  • 𝘾𝙧𝙖𝙘𝙠𝙨𝙝𝙞𝙥𝙨 - tnn oneshots.  by hannahshakeyy
    hannahshakeyy
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    // A collection of oneshots revolving around crackships such as ; ・autumn x charlotte ・ Siobhan x charlotte ・Sorscha x Siobhan ・Janice x Deliah ・Marjorie x Janice ・Charlotte x Marjorie ・ Autumn x Sara Those are just some of my favorites, put requests are more than welcome. I will not be doing smut, so fluff, silly shenanigans and angst; I guess!
  • Collection by _kakiku_
    _kakiku_
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    A compilation of (mostly fictional) poetry, short stories / oneshots, and quotes ---------- Cover by _kakiku_ Cover created using Canva
  • after by jiyu_tori
    jiyu_tori
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    A personal project. Also a collection for those who find trouble voicing their bruises and aches.
  • The Lighthouse Keeper's Night Out by artimuscloudfox
    artimuscloudfox
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    A collection of short stories in a typecast character development challenge. On the shoreline, a lighthouse watches a world overcome the sufferings of apathy, boredom, indifference, and disdain. Inside its glow, strange nights unfold where tin-foil faith shields love from interdimensional tricksters, cursed toys demand the reckoning of old debts, starving artists ignite meaning from hunger, and travelers from other worlds discover that modern life feeds darker things than monsters. The Lighthouse Keeper's Night Out is a collection of surreal short stories and dark comedies about belief, perception, and the quiet heroism of ordinary people asked to carry impossible weight-whether they're ready or not.
  • Beautiful, meaningful lines by missy_symina
    missy_symina
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    If my collection inspires even one person, it would make me delighted knowing that it made a difference. I always had a thing for nice quotes. I used to write them even at a young age. Whenever I see a nice line - be it from a book, celebrity or some other unpopular sources, I feel amazed by them, and then lately, I started writing them down somewhere so as not to forget. Now and then a beautiful line would just pop in my mind, and if I don't have the means to write immediately, I would just try to memorize until I put it down. I write quotes anywhere, if I think that I am going to forget. They are just scattered in places so much so that I feel the urge to bring them together. What's better than to bind them in a book? P.S. except the quotes that are from revealations, i.e. the Qur'an and Sunnah, there are always room for errors in human opinions, so I recommend the readers to use their own sense of judgment as well.